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(Inc.) 41St Annual Report Season 2017/18 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) 41st Annual Report Season 2017/18 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) 41st Annual Report Season 2017/18 Contents Benefactors .................................................................................................................................................. 2 Officer Bearers 2017/18 ............................................................................................................................... 3 Award Winners – Playing ............................................................................................................................. 5 President’s Report........................................................................................................................................ 6 Coach’s Report ............................................................................................................................................. 8 1st Grade Report ......................................................................................................................................... 11 2nd Grade Report ........................................................................................................................................ 13 3rd Grade Report ........................................................................................................................................ 15 4th Grade Report ........................................................................................................................................ 16 Colts Report ............................................................................................................................................... 17 Under 17s Report ....................................................................................................................................... 18 Under 15s Report ....................................................................................................................................... 22 Under 14’s Report (McKenzie Shield) ........................................................................................................ 23 Under 13s’ Report (Inverarity Shield) ........................................................................................................ 24 Female A Grade Report .............................................................................................................................. 26 Female B Grade Report .............................................................................................................................. 27 Outstanding Performances ........................................................................................................................ 28 2017/18 Men’s Batting and Bowling Averages .......................................................................................... 29 All Men’s Grades Leading Batting and Bowling Season Aggregates ............................................... 37 2017/18 Female Batting & Bowling Averages ........................................................................................... 39 1st Grade Aggregates 1977/78 to 2017/18 ................................................................................................ 45 100 1st Grade Games Played ...................................................................................................................... 48 Club History .............................................................................................................................................. 49 Club Premierships and Championships ...................................................................................................... 51 1st Grade Match Results 1977/78 to 2017/18 ........................................................................................... 52 Season 2017/18 41st Annual Report Page 1 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) Benefactors The Subiaco Floreat Cricket Club would like to thank: for wicket maintenance and support services at Floreat Oval and Alderbury Reserve. We also thank the following sponsors for the help and support received during the 2017/18 Season: Season 2017/18 41st Annual Report Page 2 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) Officer Bearers 2017/18 PRESIDENT Mr G. O’Brien VICE PRESIDENTS Mr G. Di Rosso Mr A. Sculthorpe SECRETARY Mr S. McKenzie TREASURER Mr S. Pearce MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Mr E. Carey Mr L. Davies Mr G. Fitzgerald Ms E. King Mr T. Monteleone Mr M. Nicholson Mr J. Parker Mr A. Wilson JUNIOR ADMINISTRATOR Mr A. Sculthorpe WACA DELEGATES WADCC - Mr L. Davies Juniors - Mr A. Sculthorpe WFCCC - Mr L. Davies CLUB COACH Mr D. Reeve LIFE MEMBERS J.W. Rutherford, R.D. Burgess*, J.H.E Dickens*, D.F. Phillips*, M.C. Lee*, D.E. Hoare, J.M. Hubble, A.R.B. King, R.G.H. Hann, D.K. Phillips, L.J. Barnes, R.W. Statham, G.L. Stafford, A.D. Bolton, T.M. Alderman, K.D. Payne, G.W. Fitzgerald, J. Rule*, C. Beattie, K. Darragh, J. Worland*, I. Plaisted, R. Bolton, J.H.M. Campbell, L. Davies, G.J. Catlin, G. Swan, V. Rule, P. Thomson, G. O’Brien CAPTAINS Mr C. Hansberry 1st Grade Mr T. Moscarda 2nd Grade Mr R. Singh 3rd Grade Mr L. Parker 4th Grade Mr G. Fatouras Colts Ms N. Bolton A Grade Female Ms E. King A Grade Female Ms E. Johnston B Grade Female A GRADE SCORER Mr D. Shelton BANK National Australia Bank Season 2017/18 41st Annual Report Page 3 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) Award Winners – Club CHAMPION MALE CLUB CRICKETER - M.C. BOLTON SHIELD Chris Hansberry donated by the Bolton family CHAMPION FEMALE CLUB CRICKETER - M.C. BOLTON PLATE Megan Banting donated by the Bolton family BEST CLUBMAN - TONY CRANSTOUN MEMORIAL AWARD Larry Davies donated by Eric Carey SPINE AWARD - GREG MASKIELL MEMORIAL AWARD Luke Parker for Spirit, Performance, Involvement, Nature & Effort – Donated by Greg Catlin MOST IMPROVED MALE CRICKETER Ben Tredget donated by Sansalone Family MOST IMPROVED FEMALE CRICKETER Jacqueline Naidoo donated by Sansalone Family MALE JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR Kiran Prashanth donated by Gianni Di Rosso FEMALE JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR Millie Monaghan donated by Gianni Di Rosso THE RAY YOUNG FIRST GRADE BEST MALE PLAYER Chris Hansberry donated by Larry Davies FIRST GRADE BEST FEMALE PLAYER Megan Banting donated by Larry Davies “When I was playing the game we never had the benefit of TV or video to analyse our techniques or look at faults, we depended on other cricketers to watch us and then tell us what they thought we were doing wrong.” Geoffrey Boycott Season 2017/18 41st Annual Report Page 4 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) Award Winners – Playing MALE 1st GRADE BATTING AWARD - A.D. DREW MEMORIAL TROPHY Calum How donated by Vince Rule 531 Runs @ 37.9 1st GRADE BOWLING AWARD - JOHN NICE MEMORIAL TROPHY Chris Hansberry donated by Kevin Payne 32 Wickets @ 21.8 2nd GRADE BATTING AWARD - KARL PLAISTED MEMORIAL TROPHY Ben Tredget donated by Sam Pearce 469 Runs @ 46.9 2nd GRADE BOWLING AWARD Cameron O’Brien donated by Stuart and Ruth McKenzie 24 Wickets @ 13.8 3rd GRADE BATTING AWARD Tom Wilson donated by the O’Brien Family 228 Runs @ 38.0 3rd GRADE BOWLING AWARD Andrew Nicholson donated by the Raven Family 25 Wickets @ 14.50 4th GRADE BATTING AWARD Gianni Di Rosso donated by Rachel and Andrew Wilson 266 @ 26.6 4th GRADE BOWLING AWARD Luke Parker donated by Rachel and Andrew Wilson 22 Wickets @ 14.7 FEMALE A GRADE BATTING AWARD Megan Banting donated by Greg Catlin 530 Runs @ 75.70 A GRADE BOWLING AWARD Emma King donated by Gianni Di Rosso 9 Wickets @ 16.7 B GRADE BATTING AWARD Emily Johnston donated by the O’Brien Family 295 Runs @ 29.5 B GRADE BOWLING AWARD Jacqueline Naidoo donated by Stuart and Ruth McKenzie 15 Wickets @ 4.8 Season 2017/18 41st Annual Report Page 5 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) President’s Report The 2017/18 season was one of change and opportunity. At the end of the 2016/17 season, we reflected on the achievements and then went to work on the areas of improvement for the Club. Our women’s cricket was showing significant signs of improvement and had a strong and committed leadership group. The leadership group needed an improved structure, support and access to coaching to convert enthusiasm in to on-field success. The support of Cricket Australia facilitated our appointment of James Sansalone to lead the women’s cricket program and he was assisted by Aaron Lilly as a specialist batting coach with Cal How always willing to also get involved and help. From a Club perspective, it was brilliant to see senior players supporting our women’s cricket program. Many thanks to the leadership group and to the coaching and support staff on the significant improvements which culminated in the B’s T20 premiership. Our juniors were well lead by Andrew Sculthorpe who coordinated the 13s 14s 15s and 17s and with good coaches and a well-structured support group, our teams performed exceptionally well. Many of our 15s and 17’s players were given an opportunity to play seniors and with the active involvement of Dermott Reeve in the junior program, it helped facilitate a bridge for our talent to advance into our senior teams. I expressed our thanks to all of the players and supporters at the junior windup and given the enthusiasm and performances of our juniors, the Club has a bright future. Coming off a 1st Grade premiership, we had several long serving players hang up their spikes resulting in the loss of 11 players from our top 2 sides. The losses created both challenges and opportunities. Our success in the prior
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